Gaming is for entertainment only. Vaibaji believes every player's well-being and safety should come first. All our tools and guidelines are built with that goal in mind.
Online gaming is a popular form of entertainment. But like any form of entertainment, knowing your limits and participating responsibly is essential. Vaibaji believes that responsible gaming means staying aware of your budget, your time, and your emotions.
For some people, gaming can become a problem. It doesn't happen to everyone — but if you or someone you know is showing signs of excessive gaming, seeking help is not a weakness. It takes courage. Vaibaji is ready to support you every step of the way.
Our responsible gaming commitment goes beyond words — we actively provide the tools, information, and support you need to play mindfully. From setting deposit limits to self-exclusion, everything is in your hands.
Gaming should always be fun and in control. Whenever you feel it is becoming a problem, we are ready to help immediately.
Vaibaji offers several tools to help keep your gaming experience safe and healthy
Set your own daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit. Once set, you cannot deposit beyond that amount — no going over budget.
Decide in advance how long you want to play. When the time is up, Vaibaji will automatically remind you to take a break.
You can take a temporary or permanent break from the platform. Choose any duration, from 7 days up to a permanent closure.
You can view your full gaming and transaction history at any time. Understand your own patterns and make informed decisions.
Vaibaji strictly enforces an 18+ policy. Identity verification ensures that no minors can access our services.
If you experience gaming-related problems, our 24/7 support team will assist you and guide you toward professional help.
Log in to your Vaibaji account.
Look for the "Responsible Gaming" option in your profile menu.
Set a deposit limit, session limit, or self-exclusion — whichever you need.
Confirm your settings — changes take effect immediately.
If you have trouble setting up any tool, contact our Live Chat support — help is available in Bengali.
If you notice these signs, pause and take a moment to reflect.
You are spending money on gaming even after your monthly budget has run out.
Placing larger bets to recover losses after a losing streak.
Playing for hours on end without knowing when to stop.
Strained relationships or a shrinking social life due to gaming.
Feeling anxious or irritable when you cannot access games.
Hiding your gaming activity from family or loved ones.
If you answered yes to most of these questions, consider reaching out for help.
Have you ever felt regret over money spent on gaming?
Is gaming affecting your sleep, work, or studies?
Have you ever played using borrowed money or by dipping into your savings?
Have you tried to cut back or stop gaming but couldn't?
Has gaming caused problems at home or at work?
Do you turn to gaming to escape sadness, loneliness, or stress?
Have you downplayed how much you game to someone close to you?
This may be a sign of problematic gaming. Reach out to Vaibaji's support team — we are here to help.
Self-exclusion is a feature that lets you voluntarily stop playing on Vaibaji for a set period or permanently. It is completely free and can be activated at any time.
Once self-exclusion is active, you will not be able to log in to Vaibaji, place any bets, or receive promotional emails. Your balance remains secure during this period.
To activate self-exclusion, go to your account settings or contact the support team.
Vaibaji strictly enforces an 18+ policy. Keeping minors away from online gaming is our ethical responsibility. Age is verified at registration, and documentation may be requested in cases where eligibility is in doubt.
If you believe your child is using Vaibaji, contact our support team immediately. We will take action right away.
Various Parental Control software tools are also available to help manage children's internet use. These can be used to restrict access to gaming sites for younger family members.
Use a password on your device. Check browser history regularly. Have an open conversation with your child about online safety.